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Public Service Reminder: Update your GPO Templates - 26H2

Just a heads up because sometimes we totally forget this step.

New Windows 11 26H2 GPO Templates are available and can be found here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=108847

I have not yet found a spreadsheet showing the new settings like the "Policy Settings Reference Spreadsheet for Windows 11 2025 Update (25H2) V3.0"

Found the 26H2 spreadsheet here - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=108849

These are backward compatible with 25H2.

Additional 26H2 info - An IT pro’s guide to Windows 11, version 26H2

And of course you should at a minimum make a copy of your existing PolicyDefinition folder as a backup, Ex: "PolicyDefinition-25H2"

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u/xendr0me — 11 days ago

And here we go again...

Noticed Ericsson Cradlepoint NetCloud is down, can't login. Check down detector and a ton of crap is down. Guessing AWS or Azure.

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u/xendr0me — 3 months ago

On-Demand Call Recording - Per user permisson?

Anyone know if there is a way to grant On-Demand Call Recording to only specific users? I can't find it anywhere, it's either on for the site or off.

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u/xendr0me — 3 months ago

Red, White and Fuel Up Event - Anyone else get screwed?

Spent subtotal $191.88 on grocery items. Nothing on the exempt list, and in a single transaction. Just received my .25 cents off per gallon. Second time they have done this to me, last time it wasn't applied at all.

Reached out to CS, but it's a 40 min round trip to the closest location and .25 cents is just going to be a waste at this point.

Check your receipts/account and make sure you are getting what they are advertising.

u/xendr0me — 3 months ago

User Settings Templates - Override, is it sticky?

So, when applying a User Setting Template to a user(s), are items that are "Override user settings" sticky/enforced? Or does it just act as a "change this if the user has it modified currently" vs a "Do not touch this as the user has changed it to their personal preference" toggle?

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u/xendr0me — 5 months ago
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What a bunch of idiots... Canvas

https://www.reddit.com/r/canvas/comments/1taj9mk/instructure_just_confirmed_they_paid_the_ransom/

"We received assurances that it will not be further shared on the dark web or elsewhere, and we received proof that any copies of that data were deleted. Further, we have been informed that no Instructure customers will be extorted as a result of this incident"

Obviously they have no business running a large technology based infrastructure. Inability to secure said infrastructure, then they honestly believe what they just said above. They'll be hit again in the next 6 to 12 months, bookmark this post.

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u/xendr0me — 5 months ago